With so many people facing threats to their physical and financial health and well-being as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for pro bono representation soared in 2020. Lawyers were there to meet it, guiding individuals and small businesses through the uncharted waters.

Dozens of law firms contributed pro bono time to protecting those vulnerable to the virus, whether that meant ensuring testing inside prisons, securing compassionate release for prisoners living in dangerous conditions or enhancing protections for individuals in immigrant detention centers.

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